Sentence examples for acute questions from inspiring English sources

Brit Hume asks acute questions, listens to the answers, and usually tries to be balanced.

He attended the morning panels, listened intently, and near the conclusion of many he rose to ask acute questions.

Privacy, staged at the Donmar last year, which explored the digital age and the surveillance state, posed a lot of acute questions.

But in a country wounded by terrorists and preparing for war, young Muslim Americans are finding that real life has raised especially acute questions for them about competing values of allegiance and faith.

What complicates the media's picture – and what historians have only recently begun to reconstruct – is that behind the surface image of angry "hate whitey" spokesmen preaching violent retribution, black power was a movement posing a number of acute questions about the failures of American society, and offering some creative answers.

The integration of the Eurozone has raised acute questions for non-Eurozone countries like the UK.

But whether he should be doing this has recently become a more acute question.

Malcolm Savidge Aberdeen  Your leader raises the acute question as to whether two of the committee members ought to disqualify themselves.

But once they all had died, there was an acute question regarding the locus of authority.

(I am waiving here, of course, the larger question of the cruelty and bad environmental practices of the supermarket turkey, only raising the lesser but acute question of how it tastes).

Apparently, de Gaulle does not think it useful to fight against Communism in the name of any ideology, even a denunciation of capitalism, since mere capitalism is no longer the acute question.